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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-22

OSCAR CRAM 4 co.
Importers and Dealers 100

UNE WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS
.- t4.e focal attention 20 their large stock
U.a0.te mentioned goods, most OF which
.. fler own importation from the first
Europe and Havana.
-..re, of many different qualities, from
Ne. fo the very finest grades; Made as
.H f0n t9 afty years old; Brandies. viniagcs
u .,.. to 1884.
IHerroDk of fine Rye, Bourbon, and Scotch
N....D. Jamaica and ST. Cr0ix Rum, Apple
Peach Bmndies is not surpassed by any
utas city
W Chan pagnes they always keep all the
brands JOB stock bat refer especially
M.l Premiere scrro and Vim des Goisses,
...l for them. and conceded 20 be the
-f wines imported 5OCsdaw3w
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Reunion of the Army Of \ Northern virgini,

NrUnIOn on mo NThF 0I N0TIH'T" II -IT7'7''
The Association Of the Army of
Northern Virginia will hold iis next an-
nual reunion I'm this city ON Fri lay next
The address will De delivered by Colonel
A. NJ Waddill Of the old Third North
Carolina Cavalry. After the address "a
supper viii be rendered the association 40
Pizzini' uptown store. Invitations have
been extended 10 Generals Joseph J..
Johnston. Wade Hampton, ". II. j. Lee.
G. w. G.. Lee. John r. Cooke VIM. VI
McComb, Jubal A. Early, George II sieu-
art. Robert and W. VI. Ransom. VI ID.
Corse. ID. Ii. Hill, NJ. c. Butler, J.. Z.
Munford, r. /. Rosser, Williams c.
Wickham, Brady r Johnson, and 4. VI.
Logan. Governor Fitzhugh Lee, and oth-
pre
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LOCAL NOTES.
Briefs and Personals.

Attention is called to the advertisement
Of Mr Hermann Schmidt in another
column
The new closed cars were received by
the Union Passenger Railway Company
yesterday. The cars received before these
were all summer cars
Governor Lee Colonel c. O'B. Cowardin
of his staff, and Mr. James Waller, his
private secretary. returned from Lynch
burg, where they had been in attendance
on the fair in that city.
Preparations are active at the Fair
Grounds for the approaching exhibit Of
the Virginia Agricultural Society. The
races will De unusually good, and the
cattle exhibit will be- especially fine. The
city Is already being filled with strangers,
and the outlook Is promising for one Of
the best exhibits ever presented by the
association
Mr.. W. l.. Royal left yesterday morn.
ing for Baltimore for The purpose of pro-
iccting ihc interests of his clients in
LoudOun county against whom judg
mcnts have been entered under the cou-
I''.Nf 'N'''HNN .NNf AA' " ANA Apply w. "Nt'fA'
Bond for am injunction restraining the
officers of the court from levying upon
the property of his clients.
The Stonewall band of Staunton will be
IN the city next week. and will stop at the
Monogram between Main and Cary. This
band is composed of thirty pieces. II IS
one of the best organization, of It's kind
I'm the South. and will take part in the
Lee monument cornerstone ceremonies.
II Will also discourse most excellent mu-
Sic at the Fair grounds during the exhibit
of tine Virginia State Agricultural So
ciety
THE SUNDAY TIMES" will contain a
fun account Of the proposed decorations
in the cit, ou the occasion OF the laying
the cornerstone Of the Lee monument on
Thursday neNt. the route of the procession,
aud a detailed description of Mr.. Elders
statue, Pane Crowning Lee" twill pre-
sent a condensed and interesting summary
Of the days programme. and will be In
general demand. We mention this for the
benefit Of advertisers.
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OVER THE RIVER.
4 DAYS SAYINGS AND DOINGS ~
OUR SISTER CITY.
The Case of Darlington >towe-The jury
Unable to Agree and Discharged Pour
Funerals Ia Que Day-The Old Dominion
Mill Race-Briefs and Personals.

In the case Of Darlington Stowe, the
negro charged with attempting an out
rageOus assault on the daughter of Mr.
Elijah Roach, the Jury, who had been
locked up all night, came into court at
ten o'clock yesterday morning and re-
ported that they were still unable TO
agree After being sent out again and
kept for half an hour they again return
ed and still reported disagreement. The
jury was then discharged for the term
and The case continued until the 80
vembcr term Of the court
On motion OfprisOner' counsel Judge
Ingram decided to allow bail in the sum
Of - 600 This the prisoner did not
furnish, but 10 is expected he will before
tLe October term Of the court ends
Beyond the above nothing but civil
cases were heard and the court adjourn
ed until to-day
FUNERALS.
There were four funerals in the city
yesterday.
Mrs Clements. the mother of John
Calvin and Lee Clements, who died after
a two weeks illness from typhoid
pneumonia. was buried yesterday after
noon from her late residence in swans
boro. lniermeni i'm Maury Cemetery
The funeral of Mr.. Henry Eanes took
place yesterday afternoon al 4 o'clock
from the Central Methodist church. Rev.
William II Christian officiating
The funeral cOrtege was very long. and
was largely attended by members of New
South Council, No. s. Junior Order Of
United American Mechanics, of which
council he was a member The remains
were inferred in Maury Cemetery
BRIEFS And PERSONALS.
Remember that to day week, Saturday
2gth, is registration day People should
remember this. as YOU cannot register
after that day.
All the heads of departments In the
city. and every organization of every
kind have received invitations Co attend
the Lee monument cornerstone laying.
10 is understood the Fire Department,
under Chief Galleg0, will assist IN the
grand parade with their fire apparatus
Mrs Timm0ns, who lives ON Ninth
street between Hull and Decatur fell
uOWu "a lllkul Oh 0i'l7 tHi9 minus "''.
br ke one of her arms
Quite considerable Improvements are
going ON i'm the streets. particularly on
Hull and semmes streets, where Captain
ipsc0mb has force Of nands repairing
them. The best paved street in Man
chester is Twelfth, and about the worst,
Hull.
The work at the mill race of the Old
Dominion Cotton Mills is being repaired,
and Yesterday the Superintendent said
that the mills would be in operation next
Monday morning.
The Tredegar Works of Richmond are
now being lighted at night by the electric
light. furnished by the Old Dominion
Dominion Electric Light Company of
Manchester.
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rotND.
ANISI.NIENTs.

,f0IART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Commencing
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 18TH,
...f. nights and TH q RSDAY and ~AIJ r.
DAY MATT NEE,
MISS ROSA Osborne,
..r..I hy company oi acknoWiei
.n the most successful play OF the sea-
FORTUNES FOOL"
r.H.Fnrht. saturday matinee and Satur-
ARTICLE a..
u... 0. usual Branch ticket ONCE at
u. Iou's Music store on Ninth street
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THE MEDICAL MEN.
END or THEIR EIGHTFENTH AN.
NUAL SESSION.

An Interesting Session Yesterday -Nalu-
able Papers Read Banquet Given at Mo-
zsrt Han Last Night by the Profession In
RichmOnd-The Tossts.
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.

sus AND MOON TO DAY
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Attention is called to the advertisement
of Mr Hermann Schmidt in another
column.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAVING BEEN AWARDED THE
Contract for the entire
TTTNTsHNENT PRIVILEG rs

'.. State Fair we can be found at No. INC
Stain street every IU UESDAl, THU rs
'A .Ini SATURDAY EVENINGS, bctwe n
l...s of SIX and NINE only, until fur
f.H..n We viii receive uTOuOsals for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-22
TILE CITY FINANCES
~ DErfEn SHAPE THAN Tnoudmr
Tho board of Pablo Works has Comfort.
able balances to tho Credit of its Var.
ious Funds aud the Island scwor
will BIO Built-Estimates Exceeded.

The Council Committee on Finance met
In the Office Of Clerk Bowers Of the Public
Building last evening, pursuant TO sd.
tournament. The purpose Of the meeting
was to look over the balances remaining
TO the credit Of the ueveral departments
Of the city out Of tho appropriations made
to them at the beginning Of the year, and
ascertain II /. was possible 10 cut any oil
them down in order that tho amounts 60
scaled of might be Gdded TO the contin.
gent fund OF the Board OF Public Works,
that department having reported that
fund was about exhauAted and that II
must have more money.
An examination OF tho books OF Clerk
Bowers and Receiver Dunawsy allowed
the committee that the Board wat mis-.
taken In It's calculations and that In con.
sequence there was no occasion for tho
committee to do any scaling Whatever.
The Board has expended $685. II out Of
its appropriation fund aud has up to date
an unexpended balance OF $22, 1872 60, OF
Its contingent fund 1t has expended sell
25l q. Tho receipts to that fund are eati.
mated to reach $2i. 1856 81 and there isevery
reason to beltevo that they will reach that
amount. In cale they reach the amount
estimated tho Board has a balance Of
1915 Ii to expend lor what work 1t may
do In the remaining six weeks OF the year
In addition to this 1t has q balance OIL
ST .2Sl 50 to the credit OF this fund to start
the year with, which makes a total oil
Sails 45 to run the year out with. They
are sure to have this amount II the proper
officers make quick returns. Several hun.
dred dollars 10 due from the Second ward
market stall r%entera, and other amounts
are over due. The Board has expended
$500 ~ Of Its 10.cent levy fund. That
fund 10 expected to reach to owe Sl0,00I
this year, which lesves o comfortable
balance 10 b9 worked on Tor work charge.
able to that fund.
The Board, 1t was found, war well fixed
jund it 10 almost certain that the ordinance
the Finance Committee, at its las. meet,
Ing, ordered drawn up and reported to
Council at It's meeting tonight, will be
materially amended. That ordinance
provides for the scaling down OF tho city'f
contingent fund, which now amounts tc
about $4,000; it waa proposed to take OF
Sl,4OO and give 1t to tho Board Of Public
Works to build q needed sewer on the
Island, which is recommended by every
one who has looked into the matter. That
ordinance will DO amended 80 that the
york will be done and paid for by the
Board out OF It's funds.
The Boards contingent fund is made
up OF specitic revenues and cannot be in.
creased otherwise. That the committee
aseertained last night, when it was con.
aidesing tho Boards prayer to have it in.
creased.
Tho committee learned from the books
and accounts before it that the appropria,
lions we're made so carefully that each do,
paitment will have barely more than
enough to meet ita expenses. The reva
nues ioz the year will exceed the estimate
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"Tho GypsJ Barou.n

The Conried Opera Company will make
its appearance at the Opera House,
Thanksgiving day, matinee and evening,
November "a. in the latcs. musical sue.
cesa, "Thc Gypay Bayon,'' by Johann
s%trauEs, the author Of "The Merry War"
Queens LRcn handkerchief" and"Prince
Methuaalem." MIR. Conrad has the most
complete musical organization to be seen
in this country, numbering sixty people,
and carrying y special car load II gcenery.
The Stage settings Of the first and second
acts are marvels Of mechanism aud have
won universal spplsuso, and the unusual.
~ large chorus places the production OF
The GypsyB Baron" foremost in tho ranks
Of comic operau.
1t is farely il ever that Wheeling people
ere giyau such fine productions, and Man
agor Ricster deserves thankg for this
great musical treat.
The sale of reserved seats openo 1T Bau-
mer'a mnaic store this morning. The
Elm Grove Railway will run q special car
ont to the country after the performance
Thursday night.
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a Coming Wedding.

Cards have been Issued for the marriage
Of Mies Mamie Meade 10 Mr.. Alex Laugh
lin, formerly OF this city, now located IL
Pit.rburgh. Tho ceremony Is announced
to take place ut st. Matthews Church OF
Wednesday evening, November 80, at 7:3(
O'Clock. Following the ceremony there
will be g reception given to the bridal
party and g very few OF the BRIDES near,
est friends at the handsome suburbar
residence OF Mr.. Frank J. Hearne, out the
National road, where Miaa Meade hat
made her homo for gone time past. The
reception will be limited to a very few
The bridal pair will leave at HIS on this
&: O.'s Cincinnati express. Later they
Will DO ct homo at the Monongahell
!Houae, Pittsburgh. A large number o
invitations ere out for the wedding at tht
church, and tho event will be ono OF NJ
email note in fashionable circles, Bott
principals are we'll known hOro.
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r-,. ... ..# #a .
The is the funny version OF tho fake
fight bore Saturday night which the Gin
cinnati Enquirer gives:
Lem M%cGregory, the St. Joe Kid, re.
turned from Wheeling, ". Va, last night,
where be succeeded in defeating Jack
King on Saturday night. The contest was
to have been eix rounda, but the Kid gave
King sucha humping in Jour rounds that
nc was glad to quit, and the Kid was de-
clared the winner.
The Kid said lest night that he fnows
nothing about his match with Pat Killen
being declared of. He ssid Killen had
not notified him. In regard to him being
lucky in getting out oft6e match, the Kid
ea!d ha WAS perfectly willing to meet him
at any time, and hs will have to meet him
before he 10 satisfied TINT Killen ia the
puSlllst he is cracked up TO be. As 1t is,
the Kid asys he will continue to prepare
FOR his match with Killen, which ia booked
to take place December g..
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ABOUT PEOPLE,

strnnsers In Tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Dr.. M.IEdmiaton, OF Weston, was at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. A. K. Knox, q prominent ST. Clairs.
vile man, wes down yesterday.
Mra. Captain Asa Booth has returned
home after an absence OF several months.
Mrs. Cora W. Cartwright, Of Chicago,
ia Willing her father, ]. NJ. Warden, on
Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Buchanan, OF Nor.
gantowo, were registered at the Stamm
house yesterday.
Prof. A.P. Haupt, the German teacher,
opened hin five weeks course with a large
class at Bellaire last evening.
MIR. Walter Lotus, q well known drama.
tic man, now press agent Of the "May
Blossom" Company, is in tho city.
Msjor P. F. Mcdonnell, proprietor Of
the Central Hotel mt Weston, is at the
Stamm houae. 10 is a very clever zen.
tleman who has n number Of friends here.
Meesrs. John L. Mendel and Fred w,
Banner have returned home from Pitts.
burgh, where they went Saturday for the
pnrpoao Of hearing tho National Opera
Company.
DR.. @. NJ, Frissell and John O.. Pendle.
ton, Esq, returned yesterday forenoon
from a visit OF several weeksto New York,
where they had q very enjoyable and
profitable sojourn,
Mics Katie Michael left last evening for
New York, where she will pursue her mu-
sicGl studies during tho coming season.
Mica Michael was n Of SiRnor d'Auria'a
most promising students when he was
here and her friends arc expecting much
Of her in the future.
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To tho cluzsns OF MhaelIpr.

The undersigned having been engaged
in R~enovating Feathers, Upholetsrinc
furniture and RenoyRsing Mattresses in
the city OF Wheeling Tor the past fourteen
years, and, having given perfect aatisiac.
ton, would call the attention OF the citi.
zenscf Wheeling to tho TACT that Ihayo
one Of the best Rsnovating Machines in
the United States and am iully prepared to
do Rsnovrting Of all kinds In tho best and
most thorough manner. L claim to do
my work in an honest and upright man.
nsr and guarantee to sro.urn all feathers
entruated to me for r~encyating. AS | nm
an old citizen 1 look to tho citizens Of
,Wheeling Tor support. AL ordera left at
Squire Arkla's office on Fourteenth street,
or at Frew & B~ertbchey's, No. ILL Main
street, will have prompt attention, or ed.
dreas me BY postal card.
R. T. FoRD.
Wheeling, W. Va.
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HifnY ElCssonl.D

In ordor TO give readers an idea Of the
immense popularity OF "May Blossom
the run OF tho famous play in New
York City ia given below:
1t wal played in New York City ut the
Madison Square Theatre, 200 times
Nlbio's Garden, "a times; Grand Opera
House, II times; Windsor Theatre, lG
times; Theatre Comiqua, II timea; Third
Avenue Theatre, 10 tlmee; Peoples The.
atre, 5 times; making the total prssenta.
t!onni in Nsw York Oily, 2S9 times.
MAY Blossom" will only ba played in
Wheeling ono night-Wednesday, No.
vembsr 2S, but it will BIO to a packed
house.
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Intelligence was received horo ycotorday
81 the desth at Jacksonville, Pa, Of Mr.. A.
2. Richardson, Of the firm Of Richardson,
Goodwin& Co, OF this city. hi. Richard.
soa'5Ees!h VAS not entirely unexpected,
his health having been ~seriously impaired
Tor several yeara, yet tho newA vss a shock
to his many isieude. Mr.. Richardson wac
brought up ut New Mstsmo,aa, O., and
came TO this city while a boy, and By his
energy and Industry worked bis way up
10 prominence among the husineEs men O;
this city. About Ave years ago he en-
gagged with others in tho firm O which be
was g member in the wholeealo drug bua-
ines1, and by o closo application to buai.
ness it has become one Of the leading
houaeg in tho drug line in the city.
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1A WONDERFUL ANALYSIS.


a Simple pIiyalcR, Trouble Shown to BIO
tbo "I,c.inninE of TIC End"
VIA. i, a conshi Itis arbitration Of tho throat
and lungs. What causes u, constAsl"n. stop
the conEtItion. ,he irr,Ation ecaJss. and The coushis
cured. INT how 10 stop the eoaEONton' Ab' there
Ia jast Shsra pby.tcLans HAYS always been puzzled.
Butt mus. DO thvetoi. or pneumonia, quick con-
sumption OF sorir terrible pulmonary disease VIII
follow, so,nc doctors give cod liver oil. o'hots
cough ryrup.. hut tho #iusIs advanced prescribe
,tl,nujao,I. Hatuto NUT DO assisted. lure whlskcJ
will do II, Eco VIVA. physIclam say;
rrot. Avv,In Fin. of Bellevue Gov iotk) Col.
)ost, psyS Tho j%udlcious u.o Of alcoholic 'amu'
iau,s Ia ono OF lilo striking eharac.srl.sles Of pro-
ercn In Tho pririicO OF medicine during tho last
half century"
I~Jortt,or l.cary A.. Mott. Of Now YORK. ,aysi
"The purity Of puGy's Inro Malt WllSktS ta'sim-
lio analytical taAts Will readily convince " ply
rIcIan or an oapcr,l should certainly recommend It
10 tho .IGhtas public favor"
DR.. YIN, I, Cuttor.. sta,O Chcmis.o Of Connecticut
rays. "DuGyh luro Malt whisvCy contains no do
I]o.orlous or i]DJurIons qualities, AMI its absolute
purity, AZ vol. "a scientific mode OF manufacture.
must ]eorGmerl II to general uSO aud favor"
Duffy. Pure Malt wlisley Ia a certain euro AID
preventive Oe congestion. and should BIO kept In
every family. MS sold by all druggists and deal
ers. Ii Guru and secure tho genuine.
.. .|a..# .....N. .|...N.
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The members Of the entertainment
committee of the Young Mems Christian
Association, aesinted by n number Of lsl
dies, are making arrangements for a de-
lightiul social evening at the Association
building on Thanksgiving. BY tho taste
and skill Of the young ladieB tho building
will be Handsomely decorated and or.
ranged for tho occasion. Cake and coffee
Will be served, IN entertaining programme
will be rendered, and other attractions
have been arranged to make the reception
q pleasant affair. The young mon Of the
city will find this one OF the pleasanteat
places to spend Thanksgiving evening,
all will receive a warm welcome,
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POLICE AND FInE R
Orders More Fire Esonper buys Hose and
KY Makes Some Appointments.

Mnkea Some Appointments.
The Board 81 Police and Ere Commits.
aionefu mot at the Pablo Building lasi
evening, There was a large amount Of
buhlneps brought toward for consideration
all Of which pertained to the Fire Depart.
ment. All the members were present
President Miller in the chair. After come
general congratulatory remarks over the
supreme Court declaring the Board d
legally constituted one with full powe,
and authority over tho Police az well "a
the Fire Department, the Board. squared
itself for business.
1t waa decided 10 order outside frs
pipea and escapes or ladden OF iron PLACED
on the following buildlnga In addition Ia
those already ordered and reported sboul
one month. ago.: s~eabrlght'a tailorin,
houne; BELLY block, cornor Market ant
Fourteenth %etroota; J. g, Hoffman &Son,
tannery; D. kIll, IT,, 4 Co'p wagon fac
tory; B. f. Caldweli's; Geo. W., John
sons sona; lNTELLioENcRa oillcs; Rtgiae
otiice; Jones x Bro. Ne0bltt & Bro. II
Q. Mobst& Co.; McLain'u property uhrot
houees) corner Market and Twelfth streets
Arbenz Furniture Co.; Wheeling Match
70; Reyman'e Brewery; echmulbsch'i
brewery Y. HeBg & Sonb, tailoring estab,
llshmens; Thos. Hughea K o., tSi!otip.
establishment; Peoples Bank building
Ihee1 eeespea 30 ordered must BIO up in {
specified time.
In the matter Of appointments, Calel
sylVia, foreman ct the Island hose house
was transferred to bs foreman a. the Hopt
mouse, and !. NJ. Jonea was made an OK
traman for this house. Jamea MCGEE
driver OF the leland house, was promoted
to DO foreman Of the house, and a mar
named Mason wan appointed driver,
bids IRON over ten different frms manu-
featuring fro hose were opened and con
sidered. Nearly every bid presented a
least two different kinds Of hose sut
many threo and four. All were accom-
panied by samples Of the goods, one firm
sondlnS ono entire section. Tho tables |,
tho room were soon covered with aamplet
and bids. The firms were represent
ed by gentlemen acnt here for tn,
purpose, It was finally decided t,
purchase LOGO feet Of American Jacket
hose made by the Eureka Fire Hose Com
psny, OF Now York, and offered for G2
csnta per foot, including coupling. Til,
is the came kind OF hose that tho Depart
ment has been using for years past. 1t
laht instsllment 1t purchased five wear
ago at a coat of 81 per foot,
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|
The Northwestern Convention will
meet at St. Luke's church, Rev. J.. Gibson
CAN'T, rector. Tho services begin this
Oning ct 7:30 o'clock, when Rev. DR..
sTops will preach. On Wednesday at
1850 a, NJ. tue holy communion will be
adminiatered, and Rev. Mr.. Hammond
Will be the preacher. Wednesday a. 1880
+: NJ. will be the missionary eervice. On
Thursday. Thanksgiving Day, Mr.. Ham
mond will assist the rector ID the morning
service. That night tho rector will have
the first "Hsrvest Home" nervlce held in
st. Luke'a: The ladies' guild vii! see thst
the church 10 appropriately dresaed with
the fruits OF tho earth, aud aadresssa will
ba made by Rsy. Messrs. Swops and
Hammond. To oil Of these aeryices q cor
dial invitation is extended.